The Nature Conservancy has helped protect nearly 700,000 acres in North Carolina.

2007 Year in Review

At the Conservancy, we use science to draw a map of conservation priorities that will most effectively protect biodiversity. Learn about this year's outstanding success stories. 
Download .pdf here (593k).

What's New

Take a guided hike at the Conservancy's Bat Cave Preserve on Wednesdays and Saturdays, starting June 7. Reservations required.

The Conservancy submitted this letter (.pdf file) to Virginia's Tidewater News in response to an April 20 story about the Navy's proposed Outlying Landing Field.

Learn More
Thirty years and counting! In 2007, the Conservancy celebrated three decades of conservation in North Carolina. Learn about our most outstanding successes, from the Alligator River to Grandfather Mountain and beyond.

Interested in who supports the Conservancy? Get to know the Faces of Conservation and meet the people and partners who help with our mission.

Volunteer
Looking to do something green this spring? Check out the volunteer page for work days in the mountains this spring. Help in Hickory Nut Gorge on June 3 or at Silver Run Preserve on June 10.